Effective - 28 Aug 2011
276.441. Dealer may request use of minimum bond, procedure. — 1. Any grain dealer who is of the opinion that his net worth is sufficient to guarantee payment for grain purchased by him may make a formal, written request to the director that he be relieved of the obligation of filing a bond in excess of the minimum bond of fifty thousand dollars. Such request shall be accompanied by a financial statement of the applicant, prepared within four months of the date of such request and accompanied by such additional information concerning the applicant and his finances as the director may require which may include the request for submission of a financial statement audited by a public accountant.
2. If such financial statement discloses a net worth equal to at least five times the amount of the bond otherwise required by sections 276.401 to 276.582, and the director is otherwise satisfied as to the financial ability and resources of the applicant, the director may waive that portion of the required bond in excess of fifty thousand dollars for each license issued.
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(L. 1980 H.B. 1627 § 9, A.L. 1981 H.B. 892, A.L. 1986 H.B. 1578, A.L. 1997 H.B. 211, A.L. 2011 H.B. 458 merged with S.B. 356)
Structure Missouri Revised Statutes
Title XVII - Agriculture and Animals
Chapter 276 - Stockyards, Grain and Produce Exchanges
Section 276.010 - Stockyard deemed public market and subject to law.
Section 276.020 - Associations to operate public market — rights of members.
Section 276.040 - Unlawful to discriminate.
Section 276.050 - Agreement limiting distribution of profits by members prohibited.
Section 276.060 - Attorney general to bring suit in cases of violation.
Section 276.070 - Violation may be enjoined.
Section 276.080 - When deemed guilty of a misdemeanor — subject to fine.
Section 276.090 - Grain exchange deemed public market and subject to law.
Section 276.100 - Organization may make and enforce bylaws and rules.
Section 276.130 - Attorney general to bring suit — court may issue injunction.
Section 276.140 - Violation is cause for enjoining operation.
Section 276.150 - Violation a misdemeanor.
Section 276.160 - Poultry and egg exchanges deemed public markets and subject to law.
Section 276.170 - Organizations may make and enforce bylaws and rules.
Section 276.200 - Unlawful to discriminate.
Section 276.210 - Attorney general to bring suit — court may issue injunction.
Section 276.220 - Violation may be enjoined.
Section 276.230 - Violation a misdemeanor.
Section 276.401 - Title, and scope of the law — definitions.
Section 276.403 - Purpose and construction of law.
Section 276.441 - Dealer may request use of minimum bond, procedure.
Section 276.471 - Records to be maintained by dealer — retention for inspection.
Section 276.476 - Auditors may be appointed — highway patrol to cooperate.
Section 276.511 - Classification of dealers.
Section 276.521 - Grain purchase contracts — form to be prescribed by director.
Section 276.531 - Nonresident licensee to designate resident agent — agent to forward notices.
Section 276.536 - Penalties — attorney general and prosecutors may prosecute upon complaint.
Section 276.541 - Director not to be interested in grain buying.
Section 276.546 - State not guarantor.
Section 276.551 - Information confidential, exceptions.
Section 276.556 - Hearings, director to promulgate rules.
Section 276.561 - Formal notices may be eliminated, when — parties may resolve differences.
Section 276.566 - Director may contract with other states regarding uniform procedures.
Section 276.576 - Satisfaction of bonding requirements.
Section 276.581 - Bonds may be copayable to another state.
Section 276.600 - Short title.
Section 276.606 - Definitions.
Section 276.611 - Dealers to register with director.
Section 276.615 - Records to state veterinarian, when.
Section 276.621 - Violations of chapter.
Section 276.626 - Powers and duties of director — rules and regulations.
Section 276.641 - Records, dealer to keep.
Section 276.646 - Director granted subpoena power — venue, where.
Section 276.661 - Director may petition for injunctive relief, how.